Create a table (chart, or some other visual format) that demonstrates the similarities and differences pertaining to birth, how life is to be lived, death, and the Afterlife, among the three monotheistic/Abrahamic traditions

Answer:

• 	Birth	How life is to be lived	Death	Afterlife
  Judaism	Taken as a great joy, celebrated by family members, and names are selected both in Hebrew and other.	Judaism believes that the wisdom of life should be taken from Torah as a holy book and lead a virtuous life.	Belief in the physical death of humans and immortality of the human soul	Rebirth is belive in Judaism and seen as a judgment of God
  Christianity	Christianity regard birth as a gift of God and baby baptism in the Church with a lot of celebration and happiness	Follows the teachings of Christ in which love and forgiveness is the main component of life with the charity of the needy people.	See as a part of life and return to God	It depends upon Christ and his plan for each soul
  Islam	A ceremony is organized known as Aqiqah or other such events within one month	Islam follows the teachings of the Holy Quran in which five pillars are important to lead their life.	God has fixed the death and God knows only.	They believe in the day of judgment that depends upon God.